
Vector A, |A| = 44m @ 28° to + x-axis, and Vector B, |B ... - Socratic
Magnitude 94.56 Direction 198.41^@ 2 .d.p. I will do this problem using unit vectors: We know the magnitude of A and B. Given that we can look at the magnitude of the vector as being the …
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How do you solve #5/f=35/21#? How do you determine if the equation #y = 1.7 (1.06)^x# represents exponential growth or decay? How to find the x and y-intercept given #3y=-6x+3#? …
vecu=4hati+7hatj+5hatk and vecv=5hati+3hatj+4hatk; u*v
Explanation: The dot product of two vectors is the sum of the products of the corresponding coefficients of the unit base vectors.
If vecu and vecv are vectors, then how do you proove that
Please see a Proof in the Explanation. Recall that, foe any vector vecx, |vecx|^2=vecx*vecx. Therefore, for vecu and vecv, we have, |vecu+vecv|^2=(vecu+vecv)*(vecu ...
A line passes through # (3 ,2 )# and # (7 ,3 )#. A second line passes ...
Mar 18, 2016 · A line passes through # (3 ,2 )# and # (7 ,3 )#. A second line passes through # (1 , 4 )#. What is one other point that the second line may pass through if it is parallel to the first …
What is the unit vector that is normal to the plane ... - Socratic
Explanation: Given two non aligned vectors #vec u# and #vec v# the cross product given by #vec w = vec u times vec v# is orthogonal to #vec u# and #vec v#
How do I find all the vectors of V when U= (-1,3,2) and W
How do I find all the vectors of V when U= (-1,3,2) and W= (1,1,-1) and what geometric figure does the outcome of V from?
What is the equation of the line that passes through # (-2,3
What is the equation of the line that passes through # (-2,3)# and is parallel to #2x+3y=6#?
What is an equation in standard form of a line that goes ... - Socratic
Jan 30, 2016 · There are two steps in a solution: finding the slope and finding the y-intercept. This particular line is the horizontal line y=5. First step is to find the slope: m = (y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1) …
Let f (x) = x / (x^2+1), how do you use the first derivative
Let #f (x) = x / (x^2+1)#, how do you use the first derivative test to determine which critical numbers, if any give relative extrema?